Are these only able to hold paper/business cards? What about a plastic corporate ID card (think credit card without the embossed information)?
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Hi J Place, yes these tags can easily hold credit cards, they can also hold embossed credit cards if you don't use the plastic film, if you used the pastic film it'll will work but it'll be too tight. The maximum card size can be up to 2.244" x 3.740"
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Yes, definitely a business card. As far as the corp ID card, I would measure the overall size of the card (LxW) and compare it to the measurements of the tag. As far as the "thickness" of the card, not an issue at all. I would bet your corp card would fit, but wouldn't hurt to confirm by measuring. Good luck!
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Paper business cards - Yes. Depending upon size, you may need to trime. Plastic corporate ID - I don't know. Compare size of card to your business card. If it's slightly larger it may not work. Plus it may be a tough squeeze to slide it in. I'd stick with the business card. I ordered one, tried it out and it's a tough luggage tag. Husband travels internationally constantly so his tags take a beating. This one is great; ordered 2 more. Hope that helps.
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As is mentioned in some of the reviews: Yes these hold standard business cards. They are in fact, slightly larger than a standard business card and there is some "play" or looseness allowing the card to shift around a bit. A small, strategically placed piece of tape easily keeps the card in place.I tried my plastic ID/security card and it would fit, but the back panel would have to be forcibly re-inserted.
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As I recall I could get a business card in it. A credit card would not fit.
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The cards are stiff and flat, so , if the gold, silver, or bronze is applied to paper, it will hold it, but if there is any height to it, it won't. These are for sports cards, but I use them for ACEO art.Hope this helps .
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Yes they do. It scans photo stock and business cards ok, but plastic cards that are inflexible wouldn't do very well, I think.
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probably not a credit card or ID... maybe a key. Depending on how tight the band is with your arm. The cards would be too wide I think.
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I believe so. However they are flimsy and designed poorly for most wallets.I would not buy them again.
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I use mine for cardboard 'Business Cards' which I can comfortably fit 13. I tried quickly plastic cards, and put 4 in - it would probably fit 5 plastic cards in (I didn't have another to try). Hope this helps
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Mine held my ID and credit card just perfectly. You have to remove both usually to get the one on bottom but it wasn't hard to get them out. I don't think it would hold more than two.
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Hi Lovelylady,Thank you for your inquiry!Manufacturer states that they can use card stock as long as the paper is no thicker than 11 mils. Some of the papers in our catalog will state the mil thickness.BisonOffice
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Yes, it does. I just put mine in and they fit. Never thought of putting my business cards there. I was able to fit my 2 credit cards and 1 driver's license with 3 business cards, which when all these are stacked measured a wee little more than 1/8" high. Probably TMI, but think that answers it. Good day ~mm
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You can put any normal sized credit card in these, they are foil lined to prevent someone nearby from scanning your card for its data. Since I reviewed these, I would change my rating....they are a bit flimsy and tear easily. I would look for something a bit sturdier.
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Yes, it could hold business cards. I don't think the business cards would get damaged.
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they are your basic paper cards. but if you want plastic cards look for water proof playing cars. hope that helps.
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Obviously that would depend on the card stock used for the business cards, but it holds 15 of mine, which are probably printed on something no too high end and therefore no too thick. They seem fairly standard in thickness.
873049
Yes, they are made to hold baseball trading card type items so it would hold a credit card.
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I use this with an hp printer and it works great. I haven't used it for business cards, but I don't see why you couldn't. Seems like it would be easier to use pre-scored paper for that, but if you have a paper cutter this would probably work fine.
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I used these for "backstage passes" for a Hollywood themed birthday party. I printed the passes on business card stock and nothing transferred onto the plastic. The party was in March of 2014 and even still I have one hanging here and it is still fine.